Annular solar eclipse — June 1, 2030

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Path crosses

Algeria, Tunisia, Greece, Türkiye, Russia, China, Japan

Greatest eclipse

06:27:55 UT · 56.5°, 80.1°

Longest annularity

5m 21s

Path width

250 km

Central phase on Earth

04:49:59 UT – 08:05:49 UT

Magnitude

0.9443

Saros

128

Cities on the path of annularity

• Istanbul (Türkiye) — 4m 35s
• Athens (Greece) — 4m 02s
• Sapporo (Japan) — 4m 19s
• Bursa (Türkiye) — 3m 07s
• Omsk (Russia) — 2m 47s
• Chelyabinsk (Russia) — 48s
• Rostov-on-Don (Russia) — 4m 16s
• Jiamusi (China) — 2m 09s
• Volgograd (Russia) — 4m 56s
• Krasnoyarsk (Russia) — 4m 48s
• Yichun (China) — 3m 30s
• Hegang (China) — 4m 07s
• Krasnodar (Russia) — 3m 15s
• Orenburg (Russia) — 4m 50s
• Tomsk (Russia) — 5m 16s
• İzmit (Türkiye) — 3m 32s
• Piraeus (Greece) — 4m 00s
• Magnitogorsk (Russia) — 5m 12s
• Sevastopol (Russia) — 3m 42s
• Valletta (Malta) — 1m 29s
• Simferopol (Russia) — 3m 35s
• Asahikawa (Japan) — 4m 14s
• Kurgan (Russia) — 4m 14s
• Volzhsky (Russia) — 4m 57s
• Adapazarı (Türkiye) — 2m 47s
• Taganrog (Russia) — 3m 26s
• Sterlitamak (Russia) — 2m 38s
• Balıkesir (Türkiye) — 3m 14s
• Bratsk (Russia) — 4m 47s
• Novorossiysk (Russia) — 4m 00s

Near the path (partial eclipse)

• İzmir (Türkiye) — Magnitude 0.931
• Novosibirsk (Russia) — Magnitude 0.932
• Samara (Russia) — Magnitude 0.919
• Ufa (Russia) — Magnitude 0.923
• Donetsk (Ukraine) — Magnitude 0.926
• Jixi (China) — Magnitude 0.917
• Saratov (Russia) — Magnitude 0.922
• Thessaloniki (Greece) — Magnitude 0.926
• Catania (Italy) — Magnitude 0.913
• Khabarovsk (Russia) — Magnitude 0.928
• Tyumen (Russia) — Magnitude 0.917
• Eskişehir (Türkiye) — Magnitude 0.925

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